Institutional tokenization with a twist
plus: crypto lending, the Fed, complacency, correlations and more
“The inevitable is always certain but not always punctual.” – Jim Grant ||
Hello everyone, I hope you’re all having a good week so far! Today, I’m taking a break from the intense macro swirl to focus on a couple of pieces of significant tradfi-crypto news from the past few days – as usual, I didn’t get to a fraction of what I wanted to, so more coming next week (banks + crypto, China tokenization, Russia’s CBDC, NFTs and more).
Programming note: I’m afraid I have to miss publication tomorrow, but will be back with the free weekly on Saturday!
The edited Bits & Bips episode is out! Steve Ehrlich, Ram Ahluwalia and I chat to Pantera Capital’s Cosmo Jiang. You can see that here (YouTube link) or listen here (Spotify link).
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BNY and Goldman: tokenization with a twist
Crypto lending and tradfi
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BNY and Goldman: tokenization with a twist
BNY and Goldman Sachs, two of the world’s largest financial institutions, have launched a blockchain platform to tokenize money market funds. This may sound relatively commonplace by now, but this initiative has a few intriguing twists:
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